@EmmaBostian I loved Educated! I just finished Crossroads by Jonathan Franzen, couldn’t put it down. Another one of my faves is The Great Alone by Kristin Hannah.
How to challenge yourself as a UI/UX designer ... A thread
1. Cover the basics, work your way up.
2. Design something you have no idea how to go about starting, it pushes you to do some research and learn in the process
3. Step away from the trend, do something unique
So.. imo the only change that actually has an impact is the first to second iteration. Otherwise, no one noticed! Or cared! You’re not improving or innovating, it’s all the same trend-based UI it’s ever been. Not to say it’s not an upgrade, just to say it’s all the same!!!
Some of you might have noticed a new icon in Chrome’s Canary update today. Yes! we’re refreshing Chrome’s brand icons for the first time in 8 years. The new icons will start to appear across your devices soon.
@ohmeganne Ah, the ambiguity of segmented controls. This design could go either way, A or B depending on context. I'd recommend introducing some elevation. Take a look at this article, lots of interesting research and tips! https://t.co/v9mmEC4HF6
@cherthedev Huge mantra in UX is "you are not the user." I get the idea, but designers/engineers don't have to literally do the job to help solve dashers' problems with the app.
🔆🍃 #WakingWindows Festival returns May 13–15, 2022 to downtown @winooskivt for the 10th installment of what @sevendaysvt describes as "simply the coolest music festival in Vermont."
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RT for a chance to win ✌️ passes to the fest!